Eulers number, derivatives, and the bank at the end of the universe @SerranoAcademy
Eulers number, derivatives, and the bank at the end of the universe @SerranoAcademy
Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Euler's number, e, is defined as a limit. The function e to the x is (up to multiplying by a constant) the only function that is its own derivative. How are these two related? In this video you'll find an explanation for this phenomenon using banking interest rates, and a very particular bank, located at the end of the universe.

CORRECTION: At 6:19, Bank 3 should add 33.33$ every four months.
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Euler's number, derivatives, and the bank at the end of the universe

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